T W IC E
W EEK
VOL.
4.
NO.
G resham O utlook
102
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH,
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$150
PER
YEAR
PROHIBITION ACT IS
CONSTRUCTIVE LAWS
WOODLAWN GARDENS
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
FAIRVIEW FEATURES
HAVE NATIONAL FAME
cu re ” the
PLANS MAKING FOR THISpro'
“ M location of th e E ast P o rt
land postoffice in th e new building
YEAR'S WORK
1 Mr. Dupuy sta te d th a t th e building
for th e C itizens B ank, w hich will oc-
;
cupy th e co rn e r, will be se p a ra te
By L. II. W ELLS.
„ . ,.
o
and d istin ct front th e clubhouse.
PORTLAND. Feb. 18— (S p e c ia l)—
d lsp ,aved a|ld
In his illu stra te d ad dress to p are n ts
in th e W oodlaw n public school Wed-
nesday n ig h t, City S u p e rin te n d e n t
L R. A lderm an said th a t W oodlaw n
.
. .«
had secured a n atio n al re p u ta tio n
fo r its g ard en s, and that- w here he
h ad gone in th e E ast he heard ot
th e w onderful W oodlaw n g ard en s.
as exam ples of w hat th e pupils of
"1 th in k th is th e g re a te st
piece of co n stru c tiv e leg is
lation in Oregon h istory. In
my opinion th e passage of
th is act alone is well w orth
th e cost of th e legislative
session, because it m eans so
much fo r th e sta te and its
people.” — G overnor
W ithy-
combe.
F airview C. E. P a rty .
sion his p o rtra it should be included
A business m eeting and v alen tin e
in the photograph. H e was P ro v is
party was given by the Y. P. S. C. E.
ional G overnor of Oregon before th e
last S atu rd ay n ig h t a t th e hom e of
cre atio n of th e te rrito ry . I am in
Mrs. A. L. Stone. W. E. Tow nsend
form ed th a t he signed the first p ro
was elected d eleg ate to th e Btate
h ib itio n bill ev er com ing before an I
C h ristian E ndeavor
society w hich
Oregon legislative assem bly in 1844,
will meet next week in Eugene,
an d th a t it was repealed over his
j A fter th e business session, gam es
veto two years la te r."
' and m usic were enjoyed an d light
T hus it cam e to pass th a t 71 years
refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
T hose
a f te r G overnor A bernethy signed a
present w ere: Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
prohibition bill th e cam era has m ade
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, Mr and
a p erm an en t record of th e scene ■
Mrs. E arl T eg a rt,
Mrs. W etm ore,
when
G overnor W ithycombe'B pen
the Misses Eva T ow nsend, F ran ces
resto red such leg islatio n , with the
ia n d G ladys Bliss, Leona F reze, Miss
p o rtra it of th e P rovisional G over
Moran. E arl T ow nsend, W illie Stone.
nor in th e background, giving a
Cedric Stone, B lane T u rn e r, C harley
poetic touch to th e affair. T here
Robinson, Clyde Stone, Llovd An-
was a m u rm u r of ap p ro b atio n when d(,rsoh Alb,,r( „ eIlsl,.y w „ , le Cree>
the p h o to g rap h er changed his loca- K enueth „ a rv e v , ,.aw ren c„ H arv ey ,
tion and a d ju ste d his in stru m e n t to yja rs b a u
U nderhill and
C harley
carry into execution th e happy idea Bajrd
of the G overnor.
The bill was signed at exactly MURDERED MAN
4 :3 5 o'clock, and was filed with the
IS IDENTIFIED
S ecretary of S tate a few m in u tes la
te r
Im m ediately a fte rw a r.ls sever-
T hp botl>’ found n ea r T ro u td a le
al of those present crow ded aro u n d ' aB* Monday by Mrs. • I. 1 hom as
the table at which he sat and had haB bpen l<>pntlfled as th a t of F o ster
him indrose on engrossed copies of Downs a young m an who hud recen t-
th e bill w ords which hud m ade it a , *>' bpp,‘ an em ployee of th e County
leg islativ e act. "A pproved. Jam es l’oor fa rn > lie was 18 years of age.
F 1) ” on th e
W ithycom be,
G overnor.
F eb ru ary
ta tto o m ark
I rig h t arm of th e dead m an led to his
17, 1915.”
T he pen w ith which th e G overnor Identification as a man who had
s t g n e u L b in 'w a s ’s t m t X h ^ ^ - r f , d In the tu b ercu lo sis w ard
PROPOSITION TO TAP PULI
RUN WATER MAlNò
By J. H. SCHRAM.
FA IR V IE W . Feb. 19.— Spectal—
A special m eeting of th e city council
was called by th e m ayor on last
T uesday evening, for th e purpose of
ta k in g up th e m a tte r of im proving
som e of o u r stre e ts
which w ere
needing a tte n tio n very much. A fter
co n sid erab le discussion as to th e
price an d q u ality of g rav el it was
decided to p u rch ase th e g rav el at
M ilw aukee and have it shipped in on
th e O. W. P. line.
A fe a tu re of co n sid erab le im p o rt
ance to o u r city, th a t of city w ate r
w orks, was en tered in to an d Mr.
Coons of P o rtlan d was p rese n t to
give estim a tes and an sw er questions.
He was h in d ered som e in his w ork
a8
d raw jng „ pia t of th e proposed
w ater system , he found a sm all d is
crepancy in th«» city c h a rte r an d th e
bou n d ary lines. Steps will be ta k
en at once to rem edy th is defect and
in th e m ean tim e facts and figures
will be p rep ared and su b m itte d by
th e en gineer. A deep wtdl an d sto r-
aKe ,ttnk 8eenlB ,o m eet w lth ,h e
h *08’ f “ vor
T he
P roposition of
^ ^ ^ d
exam , ned by th e club m em b ers who
ofTore«! su g g estio n s and changes. All
the plans a re te n ta tiv e , said
Mr.
G overnor W ithycom be signed the
Dupuy, and th e final d raw in g s will
p
ro
h ib itio n act on W ednesday, m ak
I depend on th e success of th e ttego-
, .
, ...
n a tio n s to secu re th e postoffice on ing the sta te dry on Ja n u a ry 1, 1916,
thp G rand av en u e floor.
when th e law will go in to effect.
wa8 annou n ced th a t m ore than
R eports from th e s ta te house tell
$19,000 of th e $20,000 re q u ire ! of d ram a tic scenes a tte n d in g th e
“ ad been sub scrib ed fo r th e bulld- sig n a tu re of th e p ro h ib itio n law. It
ing fund leaving but $300 yet to had passed both houses, a fte r a few
th e W oodlaw n school had done. Mr.
,
, . ,.
raise to com plete th e e n tire sum changes and am en d m en ts had been
A lderm an gave th e descrip tio n of T he m enibers o f th e club w ere de-
m ade and was ta k en to th e go v ern o r
th e m any stero p tico n view th a t w ere ■ H ghted
bPar th e success of th ■
on W ednesday
afte rn o o n
for his
show n by P rincipal W iley, of th e I b u ild ing pro ject. " It c a n 't be done."
sig n a tu re.
M ontavilla school,
of
P o rtla n d said som e of th e weak kneed ones,
Tlie follow ing rep o rt of th e scene
schools.
T hese views show ed g a r but th e ir p rediction proved incorrect.
is from the E vening T eleg ram :
den scenes and also illu stra te d t h e 1 D efinite plan8 fo r th e new building
T he sig n in g of th e act took place
c h a ra c te r of th e work u n d e rta k e n w„ , bl. 8ecured w ithin a few days.
in th e presence of a dozen persons,
in th e P o rtlan d schools.
P rincipal w hen th e c o n tr a c t will he let.
who had assem bled in an ticip atio n
S tafford announced th a t W oodlawn
of th e event. R ep resen tativ e A nder
w ould have a com m unity g ard en the
It now seem s likely th a t th e Cet: son stood at the G o v ern o r’s left, Ills
sam e as in form er y ears and would , ra) E aat P o rtlan d public m a rk e t
hand restin g upon th e tab le, and
en d e av o r to excell even its fo rm er w„ , be rev ived. A. M esserve has of-
leaned fo rw ard to w atch th e pen
achievem ents.
He announced th a t fered to , ak e ch a rg e an d w ork up a
glide across th e back of th e bill,
it was planned to clean up and beau- sen tim en t fav o rab le to th e m arket
m arking th e crow ning
fe a tu re of
tify th e lots on Union avenue south th ro u g h o u t th e su b u rb an d istric ts
the series of events ad d in g th e m eas
from th e schoolhouse to K illings- and organ ize a co n su m ers' league
token of personal esteem to Jo h n F ' bp county farm .
He was la te r a ‘U8° b* ,OOKea
UB
aB lap
ure to th e sta tu te s of Oregon.
w o rth avenue. Mrs. W illiam s, pres- in C en tral E ast P o rltan d to support
Downs le ft P*ng som e of th e n u m ero u s sp rin g s
It was 4 :3 0 o ’clock in th e a f te r C arroll, p u b lish er of The T elegram . | b “ rb er at the in stitu tio n
id e n t of th e P a re n ts-T e a c h e rs’ a s s o - t he local m ark et. The m ark et loca- noon when th e bill reached the Gov
"B efore we all le a v e ” said Mrs <>ie farm F riday n ig h t, an d alth o u g h BOUth of ,ow n
< o n sld erab le In ter-
ciatio n , o u tlin ed th e p rogram to i tion will be changed so th a t it . ill
found un til Mon- "Bt waB m an ifested and th e ques-
ernor. It was tak en to him by Mrs. Kemp. 1 th in k this a ’fitting occa- b,B bod> " aB
p la n t th e v acant lots in W oodlaw n, fro n t on («rand avenue on East
b ' B llpa' h occurred, according to '/".'.‘g .ia i'e v e n in g ’“ /! is'expect'ed th a t
Je n n ie Kemp, sta te p resid en t of the sion for acknow ledgm ent of th e debt j
sday evening. It is expet
an d announced th a t several blocks W ashingto n stre e t. Even u n d er th e
of
g
ra
titu
d
e
owed
by
th
e
people
of
,h
e
c
o ro n e rs office, on S a tu r d a y 1*
’
■
W. C. T. U., who was ap p o in ted
Mr. Coons will be on h and ag ain
had been secured already.
It is oid a rra n g e m e n t th e E ast P o rtlan 1
special m essenger for th a t purpose Oregqii to th e co m m ittee of one Diiglit.
w ith f u rth e r in fo rm atio n .
«
p lan n ed , she said to plant both flow- m a rk e t was fairly successful, at one
by Mr. Selling a fte r he had signed h u n d red , an d p articu la rly to J. E.
The m an 's th ro a t was cut in a man-
era and vegetables in the vacant t | nle tw en ty -eig h t farm ers com ing
the bill as S p eak er of th e IIouBe.
W heeler. We w ho have had so much i n er which D eputy C o ro n er Sm ith as-
T h e crisis in th e m ilk trad e show s
lo ts th a t had been offered to th e reg u la rly , but ow ing to lack of mat -
A p h o to g rap h e r had m ade p rep a t h eart th e p ro h ib itio n cause for se rted could n o t have been self-in- Itself felt by one of o u r h ig h e st-
fre e use of th e children. Mrs. Wil- agem ent th is n u m b er dw indled down a ra tio n s for a flashlight pictu re, his
th ese long years w ould have been , dieted. An ugly ja b had ap p a ren tly sta n d in g dairy m en failin g in b u si
lia m s said th a t it w as planned to or- to n ea rly n o th in g . O rganization of
cam era being in position and every in exactly th e sam e sta te as ev er been th e first w ound received, a slash ness.
He gives o th e r reaso n s fo r
g an ize th e ch ild ren and get them to a consum ers' league it is th ought
th in g in read in ess for the event had it not been for th e efforts of Mr. across th e ju g u la r vein follow ing. No his fa ilu re th an th e d ecrease in price
w ork as early as possible p la n tin g will assist in th e m ovem ent. If th e
which was to form th e clim ax of p ro W heeler, m ore th an of any o th e r money was found on Downs' person, of m ilk.
S h o rtag e of w ater, high
th e gard en s, so W oodlaw n will be a citizens of C en tral E ast P o rtlan d
hibition leg islatio n in O regon.
At m an. He th rew his w hole soul Into I nor any w eapon by w hich th e deed ren t, long d istan ce to m a rk e t— all
g re a t flow
and vegetable garden. will pledge th em selv es to su p p o rt
first G overnor W ithycom be’s n ative th is m ovem ent, and gave his tim e, could have been com m itted,
have helped to b rin g ab o u t his p res
C ity S’-
in te n d en t A lderm an gave th e local m a rk e t it will succeed, but
m odesty caused him to d em u r to his money an d th e service of th e pa- i Downs recently cam e h ere from en t conditions. II. A. W eidm an, who
th e pia to c u ltiv a te th e vacant lot« not otherw ise.
T he A lbina public th is phase of th e p ro g ram , b u t he
p er of which he is p art ow ner. I K entucky. His f a th e r ’s nam e is for m ore th a n th re e y ears has con
h is h e a rty approval.
m a rk e t is a m ark ed success fo r the was finally induced to consent by
th in k now is th e tim e for us to ac- Ja ck so n Downs, acco rd in g to th e rec- ducted his dairy on th e A llesina
"S om e people have criticized these reason th a t th e people su p p o rted the rep rese n tatio n th a t th o u sa n d s of
cord him th e praise w hich his efforts lo rd s at th e hospital.
place on th e Sandy ro ad , could no
co m m unity and hom e g ard e n s," said th e m a rk e t, and a co n su m ers' league people of th e sta te , who could not
deserve.
i 'pb aj f o r e s t Downs was m u rd ered lo n g er m eet th e expenses of th e
Mr. A lderm an, "a n d say they ta k e has been form ed in th a t d istric t. The
be presen t, would be pleased to see
In ad d itio n to n ew spaper corres- by a d eg e n e ra te
th e th eo ry on place.
He moves to th e west side
up too m uch tim e of th e school ch il A lbina m a rk e t is u n d er th e charge
a p ictu re of th e scene.
pondents, th e little assem blage wlt- w hich Deputy Sheriffs P h illip s and of P o rtla n d , w here lie will find em
d ren from th e ir studies.
On
th e of th e co n su m ers’ leag u e com posed
"W ell, as long as we a re to have nesslng th e signing of th e act by th e B,,cknlan
and
D eputy
c o r o r n e r ploym ent. He hopes to be back at
co n tra ry we find th a t th ese g ard e n s m ainly of women of th e d istrict.
a p ictu re, said th e G overnor, "I G overnor were R ep resen tativ e J. E. ‘ Sniith arp now p u r, u lng , hp lnv„Htl. his fav o rite occupation in co u rse of
a re a g rea t help. They give th e p u
would like th e cam era focused so as A nderson. Mrs. Je n n ie K em p, Mrs.
T he depuUe8 Bay they be. tim e. H e has th e p le asu re of k now
L en ts' City B eau tifu l association
pils a zeal in th e ir w ork th a t they
to show th e life-sized p o rtra it of H en rie tta Brow n,
Mrs.
S. o. E. O w liver
,< | | PVe . tb . a t .« th e m u rd e re r was an el-
, ing th a t m any m o th ers, as w ell as
...
.
m
e
i,
was
organized
in
th
e
L
en
ts
L
ibrary
do not g et from any o th e r source.
G overnor G eorge A bernethy,
back Mrs. Shad O. K ran tz, Mrs. R obert
th e h ea lth d e p a rtm e n t of P o rtla n d ,
derly in m ate of th e county farm .
T h ere is a sp irit of co-operation in Monday a t a m eeting called by the
th e re on th e wall. I th in k it pecu I II. T ate, Mrs. Z. A. R osebraugh and
w ere so rry to h ea r of his failu re.
M.
L.
Russell
and
J.
C.
Conkle,
local
com
m
ittee
from
th
e
City
B
eau
th e school gardens.
L ast y ear we
liarly fitting th a t on such an occa- Mr. and Mrs. II. P. H u tto n .
who w ere p ru n in g tree s in an o r
had tw en ty -fo u r acres in such g a r tifu l com m ittee of th e Rose F estival
Several of th e m em bers of Lodge,
ch ard n ea r th e scene of th e m u rd er,
dens and m ore th a n 6000 pupils association. A. F. H ersh n er, c h a ir OPENS NEW OFFICES
FIRE AT ESTACADA
No. 213 I. O. O. F „ Rockw ood, will
m ade gardens. T his y ea r we w ant m an of th e com m ittee, o u tlin ed the
IN CONGDON HOTEL
WITH HEAVY LOSS saw Downs e n te r the woods w here pay a fra te rn a l visit to G resham on
th e body was found ab o u t 7 :1 5 a.
to m ore th an double th a t a re a and purpose. Dr. E. L. Sells was elected
S atu rd ay evening.
T he G resham Im provem ent com
A d isa stro u s fire in th e big sto re in. It Is th e ir descrip tio n th a t the
w an t m ore ch ild ren to m ake gar- president of th e local o rg an izatio n ,
Mr. A llesena has ren te d bis farm
dens. We are en co u rag in g th e m ak- About ten sub-com m ittees will
be pany, ow ners of th e Congdon hotel of the Cary M ercantile com pany a t d ep u ties rely upon to Identify the
jUBt
vacated by Mr. W eidm an, to a
ing of hom e g ard en s m ore th an be- announced by Dr. Sell in a few days building, have m ade a rra n g e m e n ts E stacada, early on W ednesday m orn- m u rd erer.
Mr. Jo h n so n who has tak en posses
covering th e e n tire L en ts d istric t, to open a su ite of office room s in ing caused th e to ta l d estru ctio n of 1
---------------------
fore in P o rtlan d .
sion.
He atten d e d th e C lu te sale,
who will lead th e m ovem ent to clear the second sto ry , fro n tin g on Main th e stock and dam age to the build- * ,,4 ‘ 'le th o d ls t M eetings < ontinue.
buying som e cows and a team of
T
he
revival
m
eetings
which
are
be
In his ad d ress yesterd ay at the up all vacant lots and occupied lots. stree t.
ing to the am o u n t of $45,000.
ing conducted at th e F ree M ethodist horses.
luncheon of th e E ast Side B usiness A special co m m ittee w as appointed
W hen th e Congdon was b u ilt the
F or a tim e it was th o u g h t th a t
O tto W eidm an was tak en su d d e n
church
by E v an g elist T. J. C oburn
M en's club at th e H otel E dw ard, to ask th e P o rtla n d R ailw ay, Light second sto ry
was
a rra n g e d
for o th e r b uildings would also go, but
A rc h ite ct A. I. Dupuy explained two & P ow er com pany to im prove its room s, but it has been found th a t by h ard w ork th e fire was confined a re increasing in in te re st and a tte n ly ill an d was rem oved to th e Good
S am a ritan ho sp ital on W ednesday,
se ts of plans for the proposed club rig h t of way th ro u g h any sta tio n in th e re a re m ore th a n a re needed for to th e one building. T he Cary es dance.
w here he was o p erated upon fo r a
T
h
ere
will
be
no
m
eeting
on
S
at
house and office b uilding to be built L ents, to ask th e city to provide h o tel use. The fro n t row co n tain s tab lish m en t was th e larg est sto re in
severe case of ap p en d icitis. H is con
on G rand avenue n ea r E ast A lder g arb ag e cans fo r L ents and provide seven fine room s w ith a hallw ay ex eastern C lackam as county and was urday night. T h ere will be services
dition today is rep o rted to be im
all
day
Sunday.
T
h
e
su
b
je
c
t
a
t
11
stre e ts. One set of plans provides a fo undatio n on Main s tre e t. T here te n d in g th e ir e n tire len g th . These co n stru cted of concrete.
a. m., will be "T h e Holy S p irit." At proving.
a room fo r th e E ast P o rtla n d post- was a good atte n d a n c e of resid en ts, room s a re to be used for office p u r
Neil Bronson discovered th e blaze 2 :3 0 p. m. will be a P entecostal ser-
Mrs.
N ellie
M arshall le ft th is
office w ith a back e n tra n c e on E ast and m uch in te re st was m anifested. poses h ere after.
when he saw sm oke issuing from vice and at 7 :3 0 p. m. th e su b ject m orning fo r C orbett to spend a week
A lder stre e t and sev eral sets of Mr. H ersh n er urged every citizen to
T he h ith e rto unused sta irw a y be th e building at 5 o clock. T he fire | wjj , be
Rich Man C o n v erted .” o r ten days w ith h e r uncle Ja m es
bow ling alleys in the basem ent. Mr. do his p a rt in cleaning up L ents and tw een th e C. C. sto re an d S terlin g
had gained con sid erab le headw ay .
a re u rg in g th a t th e people Ross. Mrs. M arshall expects to join
D upuy said th a t n eg o tiatio n s are in m ak in g it an a ttra c tiv e suburb.
& K id d er’s h a rd w a re estab lish m en t before th e local v o lu n te er d ep art- bring „ ba„ki,t , unch R|ld u n |t„ wUh | h e r h u sb an d In T exas in a sh o rt
will be th e en tra n c e h e re a fte r to the inent arriv ed . Tt was with difficul- ug for tb(, fuB day
Services every i Ume.
Mr. M arshall has been
in
POSTOFFICE IS USED AS
ARE YOU A MASON?'
office suites.
I
iy
th
a
t
they
kept
th
e
blaze
from
nig
h
t
d
u
rin
g
th
e
com
ing
week
und
|
"
PpxuM
■°me
two
o
r
th
re
e
m
o
n
ths.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
TOMORROW EVENING
i Dr. S. P, B ittn e r has ta k en th e spreading.
—
aftern o o n m eetings at 2 :3 0 b egin and h aving secured a p erm a n en t s it
P o stm a ste r McColl has posted no
R e g n er's o p era house is nearly two room a t th e so u th e a st co rn er ' T he o rigin of th e fire is not ning Tuesday.
u atio n th e re will m ake th a t his fu
tices in th e office lobby advising f a r sold o u t fo r th e ju n io r class d ram a and Mrs. W altm an , a w ell-know n know n, b ut it Is th o u g h t th a t mice
tu re home.
m ers and o th e rs in need of help th a t tom orrow evening. T h e first ten train ed n u rse, will have an office in ' got in to th e m atches.
T he public sale of C laud C lu te's
The Sandy F ir L um ber com pany
T he sto rk
th e g o v ern m e n t’s em ploym ent a g e n rows of seats are being sold as re , one of th e o th ers. T h e o th e r four was valued a t $35,000, p artly cov announces th a t It has resum ed c u t stock an d farm Im plem ents
today
cy is open fo r business. A nyone re served and all of th em will be oc are not tak en yet.
ered by in su ran ce, w hile th e b u ild tin g lu m b er and ties a t its mill near was larg ely atten d ed an d was p ro
q u irin g help is invited to list his cupied as well as all th e o th e r ch airs
T he office will be ready in a few ing, w hich is ow ned by a McMinn- Sandy, a fte r being s h u t down most nounced a success. T h e cows a v e r
w ants on b lanks fu rn ish ed , and they f u rth e r back.
days, when Dr. B ittn e r will move i ville m an, is said to be valued a t | o f th e w inter. T he m ill has a large aged ab o u t $85, one sellin g for $145.
will be fo rw arded by th e p o stm aste r
T he players have been reh e arsin g his office from th e p resen t location m ore th an $10,000.
Rain p revent- :supply of all kinds of lu m b er on T he horses also bro u g h t a fair price.
to P o rtla n d , w hich is m ade th e c le a r stead ily all th is week, n early every
All In all Mr. C lu te was satisfied
ed th e sp read of th e blaze to nearby hand and Is ready to fill all o rd ers,
in th e H ow ltt building
ance house for labor in th is d istric t. aftern o o n and evening, and are a l
w ith th e outcom e of th e sale. Mr.
buildings, b u t even at th a t th e Es-I
T he b lanks may be secured by a p m ost perfect u n d er th e sk illfu l d i BIDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
C lute will leave for N ebraska in a
lacada S tate Bank c a u g h t fire on |
P osition Mante<l.
plying to the p o stm aste r o r any of rection of P ro fesso r Collins.
TO BE OPENED HERE two occasions. Only th e co n crete
T he fire w hich d estro y ed th e Cary week o r ten days for a visit w ith the
th e ru ra l ca rrie rs and are free to
T he high school o rc h e stra will f u r
o u te r w alls of th e Cary sto re w ere i sto re at E stacad a, left me w ith o u t hom e folks, b ut Intends to re tu rn to
A notice to co n tra cto rs, callin g for b'ft siandiiig
anyone in search of em ploym ent or nish the m usic for th e occasion and
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Eivbt yeara* experience Oregon.
He did not sell his h o use
' dry goods and shoes, good p ractical hold goods.
needing help, e ith e r skilled o r u n have been re h e a rsin g a p p ro p ria te se bids for th e co n stru ctio n of th e new
C arey Bros, carried in su ran ce to window trim m e r an d card w riter,
union high school building, will be
skilled.
lections.
th e am o u n t of $19,000. A m ount of A 1 reference« from reliab le Ore-
Next M onday n ig h t th e “ tro u p e " ad v ertised in th e O utlook next T ues
ork has been begun on th e g ra d
in su ran ce on
th e building is not gon m erchants. W rite o r w ire Rob ing W an
T he com m ercial clubs of Polk
d filling of th e dyke leading
ert Ellison, E stacad a, Oregon, l’honc
including th e o rch e stra, n u m b erin g day.
known.
county have issued a booklet to be
from th e county road to the C olum
¡Main M
A rch itect K ro n er Is now p re p a r
eighteen persons in all, will go to Es
bia river. It is planned to build th e
d istrib u te d at the P anam a-Pacific E x
tacada by in v itatio n from th e high ing th e plans an d specifications COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
M ake a (in«*».
dyke above th e high w ater m ark . A
position at San F ransisco. T he a d
school of th a t place. T hey will re which will be found at his office in
P o rtlan d co n tra cto r has churge of
EXAMINE ROADWAY
v an tag es th a t county offers in th e
Every person who sends In th e co r th e w ork. A larg e n u m b er of local
peat the d ra m a th e re fo r a per cent- the W o rcester building, P o rtlan d , a f
lines of a g ric u ltu re , f ru it grow ing
The Board of C ounty C om m ission rect solution to th e puzzle In o u r men an d team s are em ployed.
age and will com e hom e w ith a su b te r next T uesday. T he notice will
A S unday school conference was
and m a n u fa ctu rin g a re set fo rth in
ers
was in G resham yesterd ay exam window will receive a 4 0-cent can of held at th e P re sb y teria n ch u rch la st
s ta n tia l sum as a big a tte n d a n c e has call for th e o pening of th e bids on
d etail and m any illu stra tio n s will
March 10. at 9 a m , up to which ining th e condition of Powell stree t V ernlcal floor and V arnish stain W ednesday evening which was a t
been assu red .
give th e r e a d e r s good idea of th e
They expressed th e ir in ten tio n
of free. You need not buy an y th in g In tended by m em bers of both th e local
h o u r they m ay be received.
c h a ra c te ristic s of th e county. In ad
1B I ch u rch es and which was g rea tly en-
F u rn itu re, F u rn itu re.
It
A certified check fo r $500 will be giving assistan ce in th e m a tte r of o rd e r to e n te r th e co n test
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. joyed by all. Rev. G. R. H ay and
d ition, th e county will have at th e
req u ired w ith each bid. They will filling th e gulch and b u ilding a re free for everybody, so get busy Rpv j H anM n o, P o rtlan d and Rev.
A snap — Dining room , bed room
exposition a very com plete exhibit
be opened by th e union high school stra in in g wall.
w h eth er you a re a cu sto m e r of o u rs c,. M Brown of th e F airview M. E.
and p a rlo r fu rn itu re , k itch en u te n
re p re se n tin g all lines of ind u stry .
T he county en g in ee r will m ake o r not. C ontest closeB F eb ru ary 28. .c h u rc h took p art In th e exercises.
board a t th e Bank of G resham .
sils. W. G ra n t's residence, R oberts
surv ey s and on his rep o rt th e exact Mall o r bring y o u r so lu tio n to o u r ¡T he w ork am ong local young people
W e have a new lot of im proved avenue, n ea r F ifth stre e t. Call ev-
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Can you solve th e puzzle show n in
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M etzger foot to s ta rt th e H om e D ep artm en t
O. E. E lectric Irons.
$3.50 Irons, en in g a f te r 8. Offer open fo r th ree o u r w indow ? It will pay you. M etl- n a tu re of th e w ork will be m ade sto re before th a t d ate.
know
n.
Bros.— Adv.
w ork here.
g er Bros.— Ad.
days only.
now $.75, a t S terlin g At K idder's.